Eruption and variation of the teeth of Peromyscus maniculatus bairdi (Hoy and Kennicott)

Thesis (M.A.)--University of Kansas, Zoology, 1926

Structure of an archaeal PCNA1-PCNA2-FEN1 complex: elucidating PCNA subunit and client enzyme specificity.

The archaeal/eukaryotic proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA) toroidal clamp interacts with a host of DNA modifying enzymes, providing a stable anchorage and enhancing their respective processivities. Given the broad range of enzymes with which PCNA has been shown to interact, relatively little is known about the mode of assembly of functionally meaningful combinations of enzymes on the PCNA clamp. We have determined the X-ray crystal structure of the Sulfolobus solfataricus PCNA1-PCNA2 heterodimer, bound to a single copy of the flap endonuclease FEN1 at 2.9 A resolution. We demonstrate the specificity of interaction of the PCNA subunits to form the PCNA1-PCNA2-PCNA3 heterotrimer, as well as providing a rationale for the specific interaction of the C-terminal PIP-box motif of FEN1 for the PCNA1 subunit. The structure explains the specificity of the individual archaeal PCNA subunits for selected repair enzyme 'clients', and provides insights into the co-ordinated assembly of sequential enzymatic steps in PCNA-scaffolded DNA repair cascades

The Student Movement Volume 105 Issue 6: AU Infused with New Cultural Perspectives

NEWS Andrews University Wind Symphony Performs Songs of the Sea Concert, Jenae Rogers Dr. Marilyn McEntyre Speaks at John O. Walker Lecture, Taylor Uphus Students Worship Together at Infusion Vespers, Caralynn Chan PULSE Interest and Apathy Towards Politics, Wambui Karanja Memories of Chuseok: Celebrating Community, Jessica Rim Pumpkin Spice: Deconstructed, Masy Domecillo HUMANS Explaining the Letter: Talking with Kelli Coffen, Interviewed by Abigail Lee Holly Sharp, AFIA Cultural VP, on Filipino American History Month, Interviewed by Terika Williams Thoughts on the Last Presidential Debate, Interviewed by Alyssa Henriquez ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Another Fall Playlist!, Created by Evin N. Musgrove Artist Spotlight: Courtney Saunders, Interviewed by Pearl Parker Unorthodox, Hannah Cruse IDEAS Get Your Flu Shot! Now More Than Ever, Sung Been Han Just This Once , Evin N. Musgrove LAST WORD Apoliticism in Election Season, Daniel Selfhttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-105/1006/thumbnail.jp

The Psychiatrization of Poverty: Rethinking the Mental Health-Poverty Nexus

The positive association between ‘mental illness’ and poverty is one of the most well established in psychiatric epidemiology. Yet, there is little conclusive evidence about the nature of this relationship. Generally, explanations revolve around the idea of a vicious cycle, where poverty may cause mental ill health, and mental ill health may lead to poverty. Problematically, much of the literature overlooks the historical, social, political, and cultural trajectories of constructions of both poverty and ‘mental illness’. Laudable attempts to explore the social determinants of mental health sometimes take recourse to using and reifying psychiatric diagnostic categories that individualize distress and work to psychiatrically reconfigure ‘symptoms’ of oppression, poverty, and inequality as ‘symptoms’ of ‘mental illness’. This raises the paradoxical issue that the very tools that are used to research the relationship between poverty and mental health may prevent recognition of the complexity of that relationship. Looking at the mental health–poverty nexus through a lens of psychiatrization (intersecting with medicalization, pathologization, and psychologization), this paper recognizes the need for radically different tools to trace the messiness of the multiple relationships between poverty and distress. It also implies radically different interventions into mental health and poverty that recognize the landscapes in which lived realities of poverty are embedded, the political economy of psychiatric diagnostic and prescribing practices, and ultimately to address the systemic causes of poverty and inequality

The Student Movement Volume 105 Issue 11: A Symposium of Research: Students Share Capstone Scholarship

NEWS Andrews University Choral Performs Chasing Away the Blues Concert, Jenae Rogers Bump, Set, Spike: Players and Fans Enjoy Intramural Volleyball Games, Amanda Cho Reaching Milestones: The Honors Poster Symposium, Elianna Srikureja WEAAU Hosts Women\u27s History Month Vespers, Terika Williams PULSE Hello, Sunshine, Wambui Karanja Study Spots, Gloria Oh The Buchanan Revitalization Project, Interview by Alec Bofetiado HUMANS An Interview with This Year\u27s AUSA President: Kyara Samuels, Interviewed by Abigail Lee Editor-in-Chief Spotlight, Interviewed by Brandi Seawood Senior Spotlight: TJ Hunter, Alyssa Henriquez ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Book Review: Becoming by Michelle Obama, Alannah Tjhatra Contemporary Young Women Making an Impact: Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, Kaela McFadden Creative Spotlight: Michael Davis, Interviewed by Pearl Parker Nomadland, Hannah Cruse IDEAS Literature and Her Influences: A Women\u27s History Month Booklist, Abigail Lee The Astounding Potential of mRNA Vaccines, Lyle Goulbourne THE LAST WORD Trouble with the Editors, Moriah McDonaldhttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-105/1014/thumbnail.jp

The Student Movement Volume 105 Issue 6: Waiting for the Election Results to Fall

NEWS ASIS Holds Game Night and Celebrates 75th Independence Day, Amanda Cho Students Witness Trump Parade, Taylor Uphus University Singers, Canta Bella and Pioneer Men\u27s Chorus Perform for The Road Home Concert, Jenae Rogers PULSE De-stressing through Journaling and Painting, Wambui Karanja Dorm Recipes: How to Never Leave Your Room, Jessica Rim Reading Recommendations, Masy Domecillo HUMANS Club Spotlight: Southern Asian Student Association (SASA), Interviewed by Fitz-Earl McKenzie II Senior Spotlight: Delight Pazvakawambwa, Interviewed by Celeste Richardson Thoughts on Voting in the 2020 Election, Interviewed by Pearl Parker ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ASIS Game Night: Let\u27s Learn Indonesian Games!, Joshua Deonarine Creative Spotlight: Nathanael Cincala, Interviewed by Megan Napod Good Books for Cold Nights, Hannah Cruse IDEAS COVID-19 Update and the Case for Stricter Mandates, Lyle Goulbourne Productivity Tips to Help You Get Smart Fast, Alannah Tjihatra The Confining Routine, Solana Campbellhttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-105/1007/thumbnail.jp

The Student Movement Volume 105 Issue 2: Clubs Fare Well: Clubs Preserve Community During COVID

NEWS Clubs, Clubs, Clubs Galore, Taylor Uphus The Andreasen Center for Wellness Reopening, Amanda Cho Danielle Pilgrim Delivers Inspiring Message, Terika Williams PULSE Planning University Club Events Amidst a Pandemic, Masy Domecillo Research at the Science Complex During COVID-19, Jessica Rim Socializing During a Pandemic: Freshmen Perspectives, Interviewed by Wambui Karanja HUMANS BSCF Club Spotlight, Interviewed by TJ Hunter Distance Learning Student Interview, Sydney Saint-Jean Meet Lamson Hall\u27s Newest Dean, Interviewed by Pearl Parker Spiritual Leadership During COVID-19, Interviewed by Terika Williams ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT More Apples to Byte, Hannah Cruse Playing Out the Pandemic: Our Orchestras Dealing with COVID, Megan Napod Signal Boost: The Domino Effect, Pearl Parker Virtual Game Night: A Virtual Reality, Joshua Deonarine IDEAS How Climate Change is Fueling the West Coast Fires, Lyle Goulbourne Ideas That Heal Us: So You Think You\u27re Self-Aware, Evin N. Musgrove THE LAST WORD What am I Applying for & Who am I?, Daniel Selfhttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-105/1002/thumbnail.jp

The Student Movement Volume 105 Issue 10: One Dose Down, One to Go!: President Luxton Vaccinated

NEWS Andrews University Holds Employee Awards Virtual Celebration, Jenae Rogers New Life Hosts Black Like Me: Growing Up Black, Caralynn Chan Texas Winter Storm Impacts Families of Students at Andrews, Taylor Uphus The Red Cross Blood Drive Reveals Growing Shortage in Donor Participation, Amanda Cho PULSE Favorite Meals: Café Edition, Interviewed by Alec Bofetiado The Wellness Column: Decluttering your Room and Mind, HeeYun Oh The Wellness Column: Decluttering Your Room and Mind, Jessica Rim HUMANS AUSA Candidate Interviews, Interviewed by Abigail Lee Freshman Spotlight: Rekha Isaac, Interviewed by Celeste Richardson Trusting the Science, Interviewed by Pearl Parker ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Creative Spotlight: Karla Torres, Interviewed by Megan Napod Current Favorites: March, Megan Napod Signal Boost: Canvas, Hannah Cruse IDEAS A Woman and Her God, Evin N. Musgrove COVID-19 Updates: The Variants, the Vaccines, and Other News, Sung Been Han Parler, QAnon, and the Freedom of Speech: What Should be Done?, Abigail Lee THE LAST WORD Taking Stock, Masy Domecillohttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-105/1013/thumbnail.jp

The Student Movement Volume 105 Issue 14: Carousel of Composers: Harpist Among Highlights of Sunday\u27s Showcase

NEWS Andrews University Choirs Performs Easter Tenebrae Service, Jenae Rogers AUSA Hosts Easter Proximity Vespers, Terika Williams Makarios, AUSA, & Proximity Collaborate for Easter Sabbath, Amanda Cho Sunday Music Series Features Andrews University Composers, Elianna Srikureja PULSE Dorm Plants, Masy Domecillo Sleep Study, Interviews by Wambui Karanja The Wellness Column, Better Slumber, Jessica Rim HUMANS AU Takes a Stand Against AAPI Violence: An Interview with Eden Seo, Interviewed by Abigail Lee Freshman Spotlight: Solana Campbell, Interviewed by Terika Williams Senior Spotlight: Shelbi Slade, Interviewed by Brandi Seawood ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Creative Spotlight: Andrew Pak, Interviewed by Megan Napod Spring Playlist, Created by Pearl Parker Taylor\u27s Version, Kaela McFadden IDEAS A Look Into the AUSA Senate, Abigail Lee After Trauma, Adoniah Simon Following your Curiosity: Sydney St. Jean\u27s Honors Research, Sion Kim To the One Who Believes, Evin N. Musgrove THE LAST WORD Trashy Andrews, Lily Burkehttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-105/1018/thumbnail.jp

The Student Movement Volume 105 Issue 4: Students Destress in AUSA\u27s Nest

NEWS AU Adelante Club Hosts Vespers, Joelle Kim AUSA Hosts The Nest, Amanda Cho The Gazebo Reopens with GetFood App, Taylor Uphus PULSE Cultural Hispanic Catchphrases, Wambui Karanja Keep Calm and Breathing On (Yourself), Jessica Rim Meet & Make: Reflections, Masy Domecillo HUMANS Event Planning With Malachi Regis, Interviewed by Fitz-Earl McKenzie II Interview with Michael Nixon: Vice President for Diversity & Inclusion, Interviewed by Abigail Lee Meet Professor Pedro Navia, Interviewed by Pearl Parker Torian Hill, Interviewed by TJ Hunter ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Hispanic Artist Feature: Felix Gillett, Megan Napod Música para el Alma or Music for the Soul, Hannah Cruse Signal Boost, Alannah Tjhatra IDEAS An Defense Against Burnout: Why Meaning Matters, Adoniah Simon Remembering RBG: Part Two, Lyle Goulbourne THE LAST WORD How Does it Change Us?, Daniel Selfhttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-105/1004/thumbnail.jp